Label reservation
As a user, you can label a Reservation, for example, because it needs some preparation before arrival. Attaching a label reminds you of this. The relevant label will also appear in the overview of reservations and you can even filter it. In this support article, we explain how you can add a reservation label and what the advantages of this are.
Reservation labels are for internal use only, so Guests cannot see these labels.
New reservation labels can be created via the labels submenu under organisation settings. Here you can give the labels a name, emoji or symbol, and a colour. Similarly, you can also edit or archive existing labels.
Add reservation label
You can add reservation labels by clicking on the pen behind 'no labels' - or behind already assigned labels - at the reservation in question. You can then add a label by entering the name or choosing from the drop-down menu. This also allows you to add several labels at once.
Reservation labels are ideal if Guests have expressed certain wishes or if they make a reservation for a special reason. Examples of such reservation labels are: 'family outing', 'group reservation', or 'winter package'.
Reservation labels and overviews
Besides the functionality of Reservation labels in displaying details around reservations, you can also use these labels to create overviews. For example, you can quickly export an overview of all reservations booked with a certain package, or of all reservations made by groups of friends.
A Reservation label can also be used, for example, for reservations that are still in option, or for long-term reservations made by seasonal guests.